Deborah Rodman1

Pedigree
FatherBenjamin Rodman1
MotherHannah (?)1

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     Deborah Rodman married Joseph Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, on 6 February 1807.1
     She and Joseph had one known child, Benjamin Rodman.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 85.

Jesse Eddy1

b. 29 March 1769, d. 11 February 1855
Pedigree
FatherJohn Eddy1

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     Jesse Eddy was born on 29 March 1769.1 He married first Sarah Congdon, daughter of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross.1 He married second Hannah Shove, daughter of Josiah Shove.1 He died on 11 February 1855 in Palmyra, Wayne Co., New York, at age 85.1
     He and his first wife Sarah had the following known children, all born in Northbridge, Worcester Co., Massachusetts: Sarah (b 14 May 1792), Mary (b 21 August 1793), Hannah (b 8 May 1795, d 9 October 1797), John (b 18 July 1799), Jesse (b 18 February 1801).1 He and his second wife Hannah had two known children, both born in Northbridge, Worcester Co., Massachusetts: Hannah S. (b 30 November 1811) and Joanna D. (b 20 March 1818).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 86.

Elizabeth Arnold1

b. 3 March 1768
Pedigree
FatherRufus Arnold1
MotherRuth (?)1

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     Elizabeth Arnold was born on 3 March 1768 in Smithfield, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 She married Jonathan Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, on 1 November 1787 (or possibly 1 December) at the Friends Meeting House in Smithfield, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1
     She and Jonathan had the following known children, all born in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island: Arnold (b 23 October 1788), Phebe (b 8 August 1791), Welcome (b 3 April 1794), Ruth Eddy (b 28 October 1796), Caleb (b 26 January 1799), Elizabeth (b 26 March 1801), Samuel (b 28 November 1803), Charles (b 10 July 1807), Gilbert (b 17 March 1811).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 86.

Sarah Bowen1

b. 27 April 1770, d. 17 April 1851
Pedigree
FatherWilliam Bowen1

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     Sarah Bowen was born on 27 April 1770 in Smithfield, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 She married Joshua Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, on 7 March 1793.1 She died on 17 April 1851 in Manchester, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire, at age 80.1
     She and Joshua had the following known children: William (b 7 December 1793), Seneca (b 24 July 1796), Jesse E. (b 14 January 1798), Thomas (b 3 January 1800), Joseph (b 3 January 1802), Susan (b 12 May 1804), Jennings B. (b 26 September 1806), Josiah S. (b 14 February 1808), Isaac W. (b 15 September 1810), Albert (b 18 September 1812), Ann B. (b 14 September 1815).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 86,87.

Susannah Taber1

b. 7 April 1770, d. 9 October 1839
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin Taber1

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     Susannah Taber was born on 7 April 1770 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.1 She married Caleb Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, on 26 November 1789.1 She died on 9 October 1839 in New Bedford, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, at age 69.1
     She and Caleb had the following known children, all born in New Bedford, Bristol Co., Massachusetts: Phebe (b 15 October 1790), Lydia (b 24 January 1793), Susan (b 14 March 1795), Benjamin T. (b 21 August 1797), Joseph (b 11 December 1799), James B. (b 19 December 1802), John H. (b 21 March 1806), Mary T. (b 7 July 1809), Arnold S. (b 28 July 1812).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 87.

Lydia Southwick1

b. 4 February 1761, d. 8 October 1848
Pedigree
FatherDaniel Southwick1
MotherRuth Massey1

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     Lydia Southwick was born on 4 February 1761.1 She married James Congdon, son of Ephraim Congdon and Phebe Sheldon, on 6 December 1781 in Smithfield, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 She died on 8 October 1848 at age 87.1
     She and her husband James moved from Rhode Island to Beekman, Dutchess Co., New York.1 They were Quakers.1 They had seven children, including Jarvis and George (b 13 January 1789, d 21 January 1791).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 98.

Eunice Nichols1

Pedigree

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     Eunice Nichols married James Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross.1
     She and James had no children.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 98.

Sarah Hawks1

Pedigree
FatherThomas Hawks1

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     Sarah Hawks was married by Elder John Gorton to Benjamin Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, on 10 May 1781 in Greenwich, Rhode Island.1
     She and Benjamin had the following known children: James, Susan, Joseph, Ruth, Seneca, Thomas, Benjamin, Sarah, Betsey, Catherine, Paulina, Mary.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 98.

John Bowen1

Pedigree

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     John Bowen married Phebe Congdon, daughter of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross.1
     He and Phebe had the following known children: Jonathan, Susan, Anna, Dorcas, Benjamin, Phebe, Pardon, Ephraim, Isaac.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 99.

Susan Hill1

b. 29 December 1770, d. 5 September 1849
Pedigree
FatherJoseph Hill1

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     Susan Hill was born on 29 December 1770 in Newport, Rhode Island.1 She married Isaac Congdon, son of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross, in October 1792.1 She died on 5 September 1849 in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 78.1
     She and Isaac had the following known children: Lydia M. (b 18 March 1794), Dorcas C. (b 30 April 1795), Rebecca H. (b 2 September 1796, d 8 October 1797), Joseph W. (b 25 February 1798), Rebecca H. (b 6 May 1799), Isaac (b 7 December 1800), Edward (b 17 September 1802), Susan H. (b 27 August 1808), Martha (b 2 April 1811), Rodmond (b 14 February 1815).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, pp. 99,100.

Barnabas Taber1

b. 24 April 1768, d. 10 May 1853
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin Taber1

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     Barnabas Taber was born on 24 April 1768 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.1 He married Mary Congdon, daughter of Joseph Congdon and Susannah Cross.1 He died on 10 May 1853 in New Bedford, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, at age 85.1
     He and Mary had the following known children, all born in New Bedford, Bristol Co., Massachusetts: William C. (b 24 February 1797), Charles (b 10 June 1799), Benjamin (b 25 November 1801, d 13 June 1821), Edmund (b 16 July 1804, d 16 July 1816), Susan (b 14 April 1807), Mary (b 10 March 1810), Isaac C. (b 18 February 1818), Edmund (b 18 November 1819).1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.

Anna Bliss1

b. 6 August 1786
Pedigree
FatherAmos Bliss1
MotherMary Davenport1

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     Anna Bliss was born on 6 August 1786.1 She married Robert Congdon Peckham, son of Timothy Peckham and Susannah Congdon.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.

Anna Brown1

b. 17 July 1777
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     Anna Brown was born on 17 July 1777.1 She married Robert Congdon Peckham, son of Timothy Peckham and Susannah Congdon.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.

Joseph Congdon1

b. 1758
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Congdon1

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     Joseph Congdon was born in 1758.1 He married Elizabeth Peckham, daughter of Timothy Peckham and Susannah Congdon.1
     He and Elizabeth had the following known children: Timothy (b 20 May 1815), Joseph, William.1

Citations

  1. [S352] G. E. Congdon, The Congdon Chronicle, p. 100.